Nicole Moudaber

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Nicole Moudaber
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Nicole Moudaber at Mayday 2014
Background information
Birth nameNicole Moudaber
Born Beirut, Lebanon
Genres Techno, electronica, deep house, house, tech house
Occupation(s) Producer, DJ, promoter
Years active2008–present
Labels8 Sided Dice, Area Remote, Azuli Back Catalog, Intacto, Intec, iVAV Recordings, Kling Klong, Leena Music, Monique Musique, Monique Speciale, MOOD Records, Plastic City. Play, Rawthentic Music, VIVa Music, Waveform Recordings, Yellow Tail
Website nicolemoudaber.com

Nicole Moudaber [1] is a Lebanese/British event promoter, record label founder, radio personality, and DJ/producer. She is the head of her own imprint MOOD Records [2] and runs an award-winning weekly radio show, In The MOOD. [3]

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Biography

Nicole Moudaber was born in Nigeria. [1] She began her career promoting dance parties in Beirut, Lebanon during the 1990s, [4] before transferring to London where she established herself as a DJ and producer. [1] She came to the attention of Carl Cox in 2009 when she signed to his record label Intec. [1] She released her first album Believe in 2013 on Drumcode Records. [5]

Moudaber has been featured by Billboard , [6] The New York Times , [7] CNN, Paper , [8] Mixmag , [9] and Dancing Astronaut. [10]

Moudaber started In The Mood Radio in 2014 and it broadcasts weekly in over 50 countries, on over 70 FM stations. [11] Moudaber is also an Ambassador of the Association For Electronic Music (AFEM) alongside Armin van Buuren, Nile Rodgers, Pete Tong, Seth Troxler, Louie Vega and others. [12]

Philanthropy

Moudaber is a public advocate of Lower Eastside Girls Club, an organization that helps disadvantaged young women pursue a career in music. [13] [14]

MOOD Records

Moudaber launched her own imprint, MOOD Records, on 25 February 2013 with the release of her InTheMood EP. [15] The official launch party for the imprint took place at Pacha NYC on Saturday, 26 January. [16] The imprint has released music from Moudaber, Carl Cox, Carlo Lio, Francisco Allendes, Joel Mull, Juvenal (SKIN), Marino Canal, Pan-Pot, Pleasurekraft and Victor Calderone. [17] In 2015, Moudaber collaborated with Skin from Skunk Anansie to release the "Breed" EP. A remix EP titled ‘'BREED The RMXS'’ was released in 2016, featuring remixes from Carl Craig, Fur Coat, Hector, Jamie Jones, Paco Osuna, Pan-Pot, and Scuba. [18]

Touring

MoodRAW

In September 2014, Moudaber announced her "MoodRAW" tour which saw her play in underground transformed spaces such as warehouses. The events were in five cities: London, Montreal, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Brooklyn. [19] The tour included artists such as Anja Schneider, Joel Mull, Marino Canal, Victor Calderone, Raiz and Danny Tenaglia. [20]

MoodZONE

May 2016 saw the debut of Moudaber's festival stage concept, titled "MoodZONE", at Electric Daisy Carnival: New York where she played with Chris Liebing. [21] MoodZONE also appeared at Insomniac's event in June 2017, Electric Daisy Carnival: Las Vegas. [22] In July 2017, it was announced that MoodZONE would appear at Utopia Island in Munich [23] on 12 August and Escape: Psycho Circus in San Bernardino, California on 28 October. [24]

MoodDAY

In 2016, for Winter Music Conference, Nicole announced her MoodDAY Miami Pool Party concept to celebrate the 100th episode of her Mood Radio show. [25]

Festivals

Moudaber often plays at DC-10, Amnesia, Space Ibiza. [26]

Moudaber has also played a number of festivals including [27] Coachella, [28] Electric Daisy Carnival, [29] Tomorrowland, [30] Glastonbury, [31] Movement Detroit [32] and Mysteryland USA. [33]

Discography

Albums

Include [34]

Singles & EPs

Include [35]

Compilations

Include [37]

Awards and nominations/accomplishments

Online Radio Awards

YearNominee / workAwardResult
2014Nicole Moudaber 'In The Mood Radio'Best Online Music Show, Dance/ElectronicNominated [38]
2015Nicole Moudaber 'In The Mood Radio'Best Online Music Show, Dance/ElectronicNominated [39]
2016Nicole Moudaber 'In The Mood Radio'Overall winner, Best Online Music ShowWon [40]

DJ Awards

YearNominee / workAwardResult
2013Nicole MoudaberBest Techno DJNominated
2014Nicole MoudaberBest Techno DJNominated
2016Nicole MoudaberBest Techno DJ [41] Nominated
2017Nicole MoudaberBest Techno DJ [42] Nominated

International Dance Music Awards

YearNominee / workAwardResult
2012Nicole MoudaberBest Minimal/Techno Track for "Chemistry (Nicole Moudaber Remix) - Carl Cox" - Intec [43] Won
2014Nicole MoudaberBest Tech-House/Techno Track for "Roar" [44] Nominated
2016Nicole MoudaberBest Techno/Tech House DJ [45] Nominated
2016Nicole MoudaberBest Tech House/Techno Track for Giv Me Luv (Nicole Moudaber Remix) - Alcatraz [46] Won

Electronic Music Awards

YearCategoryNominated WorkResult
2017Radio Show of the YearIn The MoodNominated

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